Submissions By Jefferson State Community College Students
Photo Category
Submitted by: Andrew Edgett
Photo Title: Search for Food
Location: Cuenca, Ecuador
This photo was taken while hiking in the mountains surrounding Cuenca, Ecuador. This local boy was trying to catch fish for his family.
Submitted by: Haley Steel
Photo Title: "Island in Paradise"
Location: San Pedro, Belize.
While on a missions trip in Belize, I met a wonderfully diverse group of people in a country so beautiful it reminded me of Heaven.
Submitted by: Steve Putnam
Photo Title: Hawaiian Happiness
Location: Hapuna Beach, Hawaii
Description: Happiness and the love of life is expressed by
the beautiful smiles of this Hawaiian family.
Submitted by: Steve Putnam
Photo Title: Salty
Location: Hapuna Beach, Hawaii
Description: Beach shower-Represents the freedom and
innocence of youth.
Submitted by: Emily Johnson
Photo Title: The Parc Güell
Location: Barcelona Spain
Description: This picture shows a few buildings at The Parc
Güell, which reminds me of candy land! I fell in love with this city, and this
was my favorite part of the trip - it was beautiful!
Submitted by: Kelsey Hulsman
Original Art Title: Indian Elephant
This
is a collage I created from magazines. The title of my artwork is
"Indian elephant". I created this for my father. He regularly
travels to India, and enjoys his time there. I hope to be able to go with him
one day.
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Submitted by: Cathy Rivas
Photo Art Title: Salvador del Mundo
Location: San Salvador, El Salvador
Description:
I
took this photos in San Salvador, El Salvador. Is the city's monument called
El Salvador del Mundo.
Submitted by: Elinor Nilsson
Photo Category Title: Hometown
Location: Ystad Sweden
Description:
Ystad,
Sweden. This is were I grew up, right by the Baltic Sea. Being away from home
has made me realize how beautiful it really is.
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Submitted by: Elinor Nilsson
Photo Cateory Title: Notre Dame
Location: Paris, France
Description:
My boyfriend and I went to Paris earlier this
year and it was an amazing visit. I could post 100 photos from Paris, it's so
hard to pick only one photo. I chose this photo because I'm sure most of you
have seen plenty of photos of the Eiffel Tower and I love the details of Notre
Dame...
Submitted by: Justin Barrick
Photo Category Title: Nature
Location: Armenia, Colombia
Description:
This is a picture form my first mission trip. I
was able to experience a different culture than my own. This trip gave me a new
perspective on missions. I was able to give love and hope to every child that I
was able to minister to.
Submitted by: Jillian Jordan
Photo Category Title: Connections and Cathedrals
Location: London, England
Description: Faith is what binds humanity from society to society around the world through the ages. Not all the same religion, but the concept of faith and its magnificence and beauty is illustrated in my photograph of a breath-taking Cathedral that was built so incredibly long ago yet is still in use today. As the importance of faith prevails all around the globe.
Submitted by: Jillian Jordan
Photo Category Title: Big Ben's A Question of Time
Description: This photo inspires the questioning of our skewed and clouded understanding of the concept of time. The emphasis of our man-made increments of counting time is emphasized through monuments like England's famous Big Ben. It's interesting that I took this photo in England during a long layover on the way to Africa for a mission trip. In Africa, we actually discussed how to the the joyful African people, time is more of a generalized concept unlike many societies like America and England. Their African society does not emphasize the necessitation of punctuality - as time is ultimately man-made to an extent. Additionally, our narrow human understanding of the nature of time and its progression is ultimately limited to a mere illusion. Hopefully this photo will prompt the reevaluation of how we perceive and value time because, "Life Is Not Measured By the Number of Breaths We Take, But By the Moments That Take Our Breath Away."
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